the bouse," The Write- Mauaey a
front-yard, to watch the parade go
j>y were J KAN MAUNEY GREENE
her two children, ' JANS Abd
OMAR, her guest fronj Washing
ton. D. C., the. HARRY.
MAUNEYS and young daughter,
NANCY, of Hayes vtlle. WALTER
many
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; ??- her* ; tao.-fbi* wit]
fttBUS- and 'W^TXwCfi^bUBfe
nelping to refresh Ow eruVu a' the
drugrtore do?.p<uwu.? ?
The MauiMiy'l^ were generous
ens**:?? siuite k Ihejr y beautiful
stutoe with ?' oUjjji^thc ^<Jlng
tne Jail v B*yi?*s4/an^ly. and ^yu ir
.wA^TTY *pd 1^*^,1*,
LEY'** ?*iUn? fif SfetUikiugi.
t?OSEMT>ND MATTOX, MR and
MRS. HARRY P. COOPER +pf Al
ia rt a, MRS ' CLARENCE C
BUTLER, of Gainesville. MRS R
C MATTOX, s awl CECILE and
JOHjl CAMPBELL: and children.
JANE and BILL', of' NasfcvlUe. Inci.
i dentally four-year-old JANE CAMP
BELL sat in a high chair fur fam
: lly dinner on July 4th which was
| won by her Uncle H. A. MATTOX
! in a contest for the prettiest baby
I at a July 4th celebration 49 years
ago in Etowah, Tenn.
Up the street a little the home of
Martha and Dale Lee was the
scene of a family get-together
which included MARY and HARRY
MrBRAYER of Anderson. S. C..
1 their daughter and son-in-law, BILL
I ami MARTHA BAYNE of Lenoir
! City, Tenn.. and their children.
! BILLIE, MARY LOU. HARRY and
' JOHN. A. L. PENLAND. MR and
MRS. ARTHUR PENLAND.
FRANK HERBERT, and other Hay
esviile kin dropped in during the
afternoon and friends MR. and
MRS. BILL BAKER, who have
recently moved Intp . the Masse\
house on Bsyless Street, were ais<
enjoying the festivities there.
Sparkling Cranberry Coolers
Photo oy Ocean Spray
HEFMUiHINb AS AN OCEAN BRLEZE are these new
:ianberrv juice cocktail coolers. The ruby-red, tart-sweet bev
erage alone makes * quick Chfr9i-quench?f. Sip it. chiUed, <t oc
oft wee r. meals- fry' It to start (heyday off brightly! The cran
berry flavor blends delightfully, too, with any number of other
popular drink ingredients to make delicious and unusual warm
weathei coolers.
Cape Cod Soda: Quickly stir together i% cups chilled cran
berry juice cocktail; 1 small bottle (7 oz.) sparkling water and
,% pint raspberry sherbet. Serve in soda glassed. Makes 4.
Cranberry Frosted Gradually stir 1 pint cranberry juice
cocktail into -h cup instant non-fat dry milk; blend well. Add
H pint vanilla ice c> earn and blend until smopth. Seive at once
Ui tall glasses. Makes 3 to 4.
Cranberiv Applt Sip: Blend equal "parts Cf anfccrry . jvice
cocktail ana apple juice; add a squeeze of lemon juice. Serve
icy coic in glass n.ugs.
I 'BO DRtflkH ??hoc Qtfm and
' re*tio g chain *tor / tii^- occasion
BltLV *ad B0&BY ?)TTER o<
| terlig ice-ooid ienK^i#dt' and
X*T*Y DUN*' at- th?vJH>' LOy
I own
Jimjniylt put-boiders 'i<si sale at
10c BOBBY DUNN, harf^ mam
mouth ftve taftle on dUptay with I
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a price tag of $5.00 but at the end
\ i
of (he day no takers-so he gener
ously ogave 11 away. The Dunns,
along with their mother and fath
er. MAUREEN-*nd GEORGE, will
be here on vacation ' from their
home in Athens. Ga., until the
13th.
Among those who were lucky
enough to include the Wagon Train
on their schedule but who are mak
ing a more prolonged visit re JOHN
FOWLER. recently relaesed front
tl\e Air Force. and Mis wife, the >
former JEAN WALKER of Londou.
John's sister, JENNY, arrived at
home about two weeks ago folowing
graduation from Anderson's Busi
' ness College in Decatur, Ala. to j
make the CLAUDE FOWLER
household complete.
Plans for the SALLY MORRIS
! CHALMFtR RANDALL uedding on
July 3 running smoothy until Uncle <
Sam stepped in just a few days be
fore the event and ordered two of
1 Chal's Air Force friends, scheduled
as ushers, to fly for a stint in Africa
and Saudi Arabia.
EMMETT G WEEKS of Copper,
hills and W. GUY MORRIS of An
derson. S. C. were called in as sub
' I stitute ushers and the story had a
happy ending afier all as Mr. Mor
ris was best-man and Mr. Weeks
an usher at the wedding of Sally's
parents, th.e Rev. and Mrs. J. Alton
Morris on July 11, 26 years ago in
Athens, Tenn.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF RE -SALE Ofr
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE .COUNTY
My virtue of authority vested U>
me by the Board of County Commit. '
sioners of Cherokee County. North 1
Carolina. I offer for re-sale the
different traces of land hereinafter
described: and whereas within the
time allowed by law advance bids
were filed with the Clerk of the
Superior Court; and whereas under
authority vested in me by said
Board of County Commissioners. 1 i
will, on Monday, the 20th day ol 1
July. 19&#. at twelve o'clock, noon
at the Courthouse door in Murpli.v.
Cherokee County. North Carolina of
fer for re-sa>e under the provision
of the Statute the following prop
erty for cash. The opening bid for
each tract of land is as hereinafter
stated and the right is reserved to
accept or reject any and all bid>
which may be submitted. The fol
lowing described land belongs to
Cherokee County:
Known as the John N. Stiles land
consisting of 95 acres. more or 1
less, conveyed to Cherokee County ;
by Hobart McKeever. Commission
er. See Deed Book 192. Page 306.
for definite description. Opening
bid will be $1,625.00.
Known as the Frank L. Garrison
land-consisting of 100 acres, more
or less, conveyed to Cherokee
County by Hobart McKeever. Com
missioner. See Deed Book 181. Page
326. for definite description. Open
ing bid will be $2,890.25.
Dated and posted this the 3rd
day of July, 1959.
L. L. MASON .TTJ.
| 50-2tc County Attorney
NOTICE OK RE-SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COl'NTY
j Under and by virtue of a Judg
I ment of the Superior Court of
I Cherokee County, made in a civil
action therein pending cntiiled
"Cherokee County. A Municipal
Corporation, Plaintiff, -vs- EmmeK
Cook and wife. Lillie Cook. Defen
dants", and signed by the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Cherokee
i County on April 22. 1959; and under
and by virtue of an order of r*
sale upon au advance bid made by
said Clerk jf the Superior Court,
the undersigned Commissioner will
ou Mundiy the 2l)ih day of July.
196?. at twelve o'clock. noon. at the i
door of the Couriitou.se in Murphy, .
Cherokee Couuty. North Carolina. '
otter for sale to the highest bidder
fur cash upon au opening bid of
I1.UU1.38. subject to Hit confirma
tion of tne Court, a certain tract or
parcel of land lying and being in
Notla Township. Cherokee County.
North Carolina, and more particu
larly described as follows:
Adjoining the lauds of W ~"s!
Dickey. Grady Hamby. Bob Lance,
Bertha Kliis and others and bound
ed as follows:
BEGINNING ou a post oak on a
hill sklo on Ba.-stuwn Hi ad. the
Southeast coiner of \o. 47. and run
mu4 East 113 poles to a .small
birch on the bank of the branch |
in a cove of tile mountain: then
down said branch with its meand
ers, to W. S. Dickey's corner:
thence a conditional line between
W. S. Dickey and the property con
veyed by this Deed: thence a Wes
tern direction up a hollow and cor
nering on a small post oak on the
North bank of the Blairsville Road:
theme with said road a westerly
direction to a pine on original line:
thence South with original line toj
the BEGINNING corner, containing
70 acres, morp or less. and being
part of Tract N. 48. and being the
same Ijiul conveyed to G. E. Mi l
iiy G. VV. Akin and wife, Mary ~
1914. and registered in the Ollice
i of the Register of Deeds for Chero
j kee County in B< ok No. 65 Page fotj,
' Akin, by Deed dated September 30.
. reference to which is hereby made,
i And being the -ame land convey
ed l<> Dora Suit by Lillie C nok and
t husband. Kminett C>ok. et als. by
! Deed dated January h. i:r>l. .old re
gistered in the Ollice ot TTie TJo^js
ier ol Deeds fi>r Cherokee Coun'y
ill Book 182, I'a_i X rc.er. .it o
vhich is hereby made for a more
compiete description,
j Also bonis: the same land de
scribed in and conveyed by Deed,
dated May 22. 195(>, from Dora
Suit, unmarried, to Lillie Cook and
hutband Emire?? Cook, aad reglf
tered in the Office of the Register
i jr Owls for Cherokee County, N. |
C. in Deed Book 2W> at page M. |
reference to which u hereby inaae 1
for greater certainty of description. 1
Dated and posted this the 3rd
day of July. 1?5?.
L. L. MASON Jr.
50-2tc - Commissioner
ANDREWS
PERSONALS
Mrs. Vina Rogers has received
a cable announcing the death of her
grand daughter, infant daughter
of .Mr. and Mrs. Mason Webb who
are living in France.
Misses Anna and Cindy Whita
ker of Bryson City are guests of
tbeir grandfather H. M. Whitaker
and Miss Meredith hitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bowless of
Dululh. Ga. who have beeu guest
o her parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hardin let last week for a visit fti
Clyde, Ohio. They were accomp
anied on the ttrip by her sister '
Miss Susie Hardin.
Miss B. I R. Spears of Asheville
is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
W. C. Gray for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bocook an"
daughter Debbie spent several
days of last week as quests of Mrs.
Clara Sherrill.
Mrs. Kelt Howard has arrived tB
Honulula. Hawaii, to Jojia her km
band Knsign KeU Howard Ut>
Navy. Mrs. Howard is the former
Miss Lorettta Winfrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Demberry
were guests of the Kraak Maennles'
in Tr.von Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. John Afwell flh
son Johnny of Asheville were
ttuestt of her parents. Mr. and Mr*.
1). K. Buchanan for the 4th a t
July holidays.
,l)r. and Mrs. Lewie Adams and
children Tom and Carol *3Ve re
turned to their home in Lexington,
Va . after a visit with his parent*,
.Mr. and Mrs. Zala Attains.
SEW AND SAVE
FASHION WISE , BUDGET -WISE
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Lovely summer fabrics of I lie finest quality.
Ituv now for "sewing savings" galore! It's
tlik'ifl v to sew and save. Yar?ls and yards of fabric
bargains.
Bolts of materials reduced to eost. '
Han River materials. 36. Incli \\ iile. Solids. Stripes,
and I'laids. only ."??)<? per yard.
20% off on all famous brands of summer cottons.
1.000 yards, beautiful Prints and Solids. 4 yards
for SI. 00
lloniestie as low as 10 yards for SI. 00
Oilier values too numerous to mention. Wonderful
colors, wonderful patterns, wonderful savings.
Don't miss this sale.
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